Mark doors, windows, appliance openings and water points on the same plan before comparing cabinet fronts. A cabinet image can communicate an appearance; it cannot settle a room dimension or an appliance connection.
Keep a reference tied to its schedule
The supplied brochure includes K001–K004. Record the chosen reference beside the base cabinets, wall cabinets, tall units and island items that are actually required. Confirm the worktop, sink, lighting and appliances separately rather than assuming that everything visible is included.
Close the open questions
Use the current drawing revision to agree on opening directions, finished levels, material references and service access. The generated kitchen image is a visual study based on the brochure, not a shop drawing or an accepted customer installation.
List appliances outside the visual shorthand
Identify appliance openings and the information available for them. If the equipment selection changes, check the affected cabinet items and drawing revision rather than assuming the previous visual arrangement remains valid.
Review the whole cabinet package
Use K001–K004 to discuss an appearance direction, then identify the required base, wall and tall cabinets and island. Keep worktops, sinks and other supplied-by-others items visible in the schedule.
Information to prepare
| Item | Confirm for the project |
|---|---|
| Room and position | Room type, item location and a drawing reference. |
| Dimensions | Overall sizes, site conditions and the applicable drawing revision. |
| Hardware | Opening method, hardware references and requested accessories. |
| Interfaces | Related services, supporting construction and installation responsibility. |
Source reference: A2
